Excited to be an associate editor for #SGIMForum@SocietyGIM! Feel free to send me ideas for pieces on #MedEd innovations. I look forward to helping you and your team share your important work.
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The January issue of #SGIMForum introduces SGIM members to key topics, including hybrid staffing models, teaching financial literacy, enhancing professional skills, and a morning report on bacterial meningitis. Highlights include updates on #SGIM25 and collaboration with the American Heart Association on Life’s Essential 8. Enjoy! #HybridStaffing #FinancialLiteracy #BacterialMeningitis #ProudToBeGIM https://t.co/CW3kWm7ld5
🎉 The December issue of #SGIMForum is here!
This edition features the second installment of “Lessons I Have Learned in My Career I Wish Someone Had Taught Me Earlier,” with inspiring reflections and insights from members. Topics include:
✨ Career wisdom from leaders in medicine
✨ Balancing parenting and medical careers
✨ Advocacy for a respectful workplace
✨ And much more!
📖 Dive into this insightful collection: https://t.co/Ja2hoeyOyB
#SGIMForum #MedicalCommunity #Leadership #CareerGrowth
Introducing this month's special theme issue of #SGIMForum: "Lessons I Have Learned in My Career I Wish Someone Had Taught Me Sooner." Under the leadership of our Forum Associate Editors, Dr. Alfred Burger served as Co-Editor-in-Chief with Drs. Shanu Gupta and Lubna Khawaja leading as primary theme editors. Their combined efforts resulted in an insightful special issue featuring SGIM members’ personal stories and lessons learned. @shanumeister@khawaja_lubna #MedEd #ProudToBeGIM #LessonsLearned https://t.co/NrtJXNjvUo
Voting is a key social determinant of health linked to better individual and community health outcomes. Clinicians can significantly impact public health by promoting voter registration and participation among patients. This editorial in #SGIMForum explores strategies to facilitate civic engagement by voting in healthcare settings. @GurleyGuy @anjumluis@docwithapurpose #HealthAndVoting #CivicEngagement #VoteForHealth https://t.co/1RiCG6Of5p
In this month's issue of #SGIMForum we celebrate #WomenInMedicine Month, spotlight the #SGIMRegional Bite-Size Teaching Competition, share best practices regarding #clinical billing, and MORE! You don't want to miss this month's issue! Read the full issue online now! https://t.co/8dv76Ab9n3
#SGIMForum is requesting submissions for a special theme issue on "Lessons I Have Learned in My Career I Wish Someone Had Taught Me Earlier.” Submit manuscripts to [email protected] by 8/15 to be considered for this issue! @khawaja_lubna@shanumeister https://t.co/IC00YgFJ8o
The July issue of #SGIM Forum is here! In this month's issue, we highlight the recent release of the 2024 USPSTF Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines, the expansion of Age-Friendly care through the enactment of the VA Age Friendly Action communities & more! https://t.co/N0n2fp1yV2
The June issue of #SGIMForum is available online now! This month, we're bringing you some incredible articles covering topics from the current state of #healthcare in the carceral system to teaching trainees to improve their #geriatric learning experiences.https://t.co/RJgWmXGh6v
The May issue of #SGIMForum is available online now! The May issue is full of incredible content - you don't want to miss it! https://t.co/amZL05wX3I #SGIMForum#ProudToBeGIM
📢 New paper in @JournalGIM 📢
Internal medicine (IM) docs in the US say physician advocacy for the public’s health is important. But how many IM residents are trained to be advocates?
We tried to find out.
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#MedEd#advocacy#GME#curriculum
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It's 2024. Doctors and patients have lost control of American medicine. My new book, which launches today, is about how AI can help put power back in their hands. All profits from "ChatGPT, MD" go to Doctors Without Borders.
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In a new Perspective, Jonathan H. Chen, M.D., Ph.D. (@jonc101x), discusses how human–computer interactions with artificial intelligence may stimulate our most human activities needed in medicine. Read "Who’s Training Whom?" here: https://t.co/lQmjntbQUI